Best friend renders first salute to newly commissioned officer

Powers Blvd and Marksheffel Rd construction could cause delays/ gate closures

Transportation improvements along the Powers and Marksheffel corridors could affect access to the PAFB West and East gates at various times over the next year."The Colorado Department of Transportation and El Paso County are going to be working on widening Powers Blvd and Marksheffel Road near

High Frontier Honor Guard conducts demonstration

Base telephone operator assistance support to cease March 25

As a result of a reduction in civilian manning, telephone operator assistance support will cease on March 25. Effective March 26, personnel calling operator assistance by dialing '0' from a base phone or 556-7321 from an off-base phone will be directed to the automated bulletin board which provides

NSSI realigns under the Air Force Institute of Technology effective April 1

The National Security Space Institute at Peterson Air Force Base will realign under the Air Force Institute of Technology on April 1. The goal is to bring all space, cyber, and nuclear professional continuing education under one organization per direction of Lt. Gen. Darryl L. Roberson, Air

Chasing opportunity to fulfill a dream

All children have dreams and it was no different for Lt. Col. Brett Chung, 21st Medical Group, growing up in Nagoya, Japan. Coming to the United States was something Chung thought about on a regular basis. Now many years later, he has not only fulfilled his youthful dream of coming to America he has

Wounded warrior speaks to Team Pete

An Airman who faced trials, tribulations, and pushed through to achieve success, piqued the interest from many students at the Noncommissioned Officer Academy and many more members from Team Pete as they filled Peterson Club's main ballroom for the chance to listen to his story.The Air Force

Building resiliency: One block at a time

A box of 200 LEGO bricks can be used to visually explain a situation or tell a story. For 21st Space Wing master resilience trainers and training assistants the popular toys are valuable tools in helping fellow Airmen.Peterson Air Force Base is always looking for intuitive ways to aid resiliency

Raytheon awarded sole support contract for COBRA DANE radar

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center recently awarded a two-year sole source contract to Raytheon for radar maintenance at Shemya, Alaska.Worth $77 million, the contract covers operations, maintenance and sustainment support for COBRA DANE, one of the largest radars in the Air Force's

AFSPC Commander visits STARBASE Academy